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grapheme
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Grapheme cluster break tooling.
bash
npm install @stdlib/string-tools-grapheme-cluster-break
javascript
var grapheme = require( '@stdlib/string-tools-grapheme-cluster-break' );
#### grapheme
A collection of functions for performing grapheme cluster break operations.
### Methods
#### grapheme.breakProperty( code )
Returns the grapheme break property from the [Unicode Standard][unicode-grapheme-break-property].
javascript
var out = grapheme.breakProperty( 0x008f );
// returns 2
out = grapheme.breakProperty( 0x111C2 );
// returns 12
out = grapheme.breakProperty( 0x1F3FC );
// returns 3
#### grapheme.emojiProperty( code )
Returns the emoji property from the [Unicode Standard][unicode-emoji-property].
javascript
var out = grapheme.emojiProperty( 0x23EC );
// returns 101
out = grapheme.emojiProperty( 0x1FFFE );
// returns 11
#### grapheme.breakType( breaks, emoji )
Returns the break type between grapheme breaking classes according to UAX #29 3.1.1 Grapheme Cluster Boundary Rules on extended grapheme clusters.
javascript
var out = grapheme.breakType( [ 11, 3, 11 ], [ 11, 11, 11 ] );
// returns 1
### Properties
#### grapheme.constants
An object mapping break type names to integer values.
javascript
var out = grapheme.constants;
// returns {...}
javascript
var grapheme = require( '@stdlib/string-tools-grapheme-cluster-break' );
var out = grapheme.breakProperty( 0x008f );
// returns 2
out = grapheme.emojiProperty( 0x23EC );
// returns 101
out = grapheme.breakType( [ 11, 3, 11 ], [ 11, 11, 11 ] );
// returns 1
out = grapheme.constants;
// returns {...}